We have recently introduced two exciting integrations: Harvest and Freshbooks. The reception from our users was overwhelming, and made us realise the importance of communicating/integrating with other online software.

Apollo doesn't send invoices; this is a conscious decision on our side: invoicing is not "Just send invoices out", just like "Project management" is not just "A bunch of task lists".

Your workspace's image is what appears in your workspace's login screen. This is a step towards the kind of personalization that makes your customers feel at ease and feel that they are using a tool tightly connected to your company. (Yes, we do plan on strengthening these features!).

One of the problems we had was that sometimes the logo included the company's name.

The projects' dashboard is the first screen you see when you click on Projects on the left hand side. It's a very important screen, which lists all the projects you have access to.

The first real improvement for the projects dashboard was the introduction of categories and paging (which were triggered by important requests from customers who were dealing with more than 200 active projects using Apollo!).

It is no secret that Apollo is internet-based software: Apollo's users can access their data either by using Apollo's great UI, or by "connecting" to Apollo's API (you can see the API as a means to access Apollo taking the UI out of the equation). The API can be invoked by your own scripts (if you are a developer), or by other online programs, in order to access your information.

While this means that potentially every SaaS out there can integrate to Apollo, we realise that it's important for us to make this as painless as possible, and decided to actively work on integrations.

We are consistently improving Apollo's reporting abilities. Time entries was a specific feature that we wanted to get out of the door as soon as possible, promising improvements to the reporting side of things.
Right now, if you click on a contact for example, you are able to see all time logged against it:

When it comes to regional settings, Apollo needs to deal with several issues: timezone, date format (DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY), language, and so on. There is another detail, in terms of localization, that escaped in the first version of Apollo: the ability to set, in the CRM side of things, how to display people's names: "name, last name" or "last name, name". Apollo, by default, would display them as "name, last name" and would order contacts by last name.